Carli Lloyd to retire after decorated U S career with Gotham FC
The U S forward Carli Lloyd confirms retirement after a 16 year international run that included two World Cups and two Olympic golds. She will play four fall friendlies for the United States before ending the season with Gotham FC and discusses her storied career and family support.
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Afghan women football players fear for lives after Taliban return
Khalida Popal, who helped start Afghanistan’s women’s team, says players in Afghanistan face death threats and must hide as the Taliban regain control. She recounts calls urging flight, social media removal, and erasing activism, while stressing the collapse of Western support and ongoing danger.
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Curbs blamed for chaotic Brickyard 200 finish at Indy
The Brickyard 200 on the Indianapolis road course saw drivers crash in the fifth and sixth turns as curbing loosened. After track workers removed the curb, seven more cars failed in the same area, prompting reviews by NASCAR and calls to rethink the setup for next year.
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Firelands football aims for steady start under Ransom
Firelands coach CJ O'Rourke praises senior quarterback Kyle Ransom returning as starter and expects leadership from a capable receiving corps led by Austin Copen Abel Coultrip and young targets. The Falcons’ backfield features Corey Newark Weston Strader in a balanced 1-2 punch while defense aims to build on last season’s four shutouts and 13.6 points allowed per game.
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Firelands Falcons 2020 Preview in Lorain County League
Firelands Falcons led by fifth year coach Ryan O Rourke sit 8-2 5-1 in the Lorain County League in 2020 with 15 returning lettermen and five offensive starters. Junior Corey Ransom is a top target behind quarterback Kyle Ransom as the team eyes another playoff run after four straight appearances.
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